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… Back in the mid-1970s, when the writer was still feeling his way along the dark moral landscape that was South Africa, … underpinned the text. Totally enthralled by this work, On the Mines went onto the ever-growing pile of … who reported on South Africa during the worst days of Apartheid and who wrote Move Your Shadow, an extraordinary …

… on a Waterberg farm, north of Pretoria and created some of his best poetry. It was also around this time that he … which was posthumously published after he had taken his life. …

… at the WiIberforce Institute in Evaton. Khumalo began his working career as a journalist in 1951, freelancing for Bantu World , where he took photographs to illustrate his stories. In 1956, Khumalo found a permanent position at …

… KwaZulu-Natal – KZN), where  Steve Biko  had completed his schooling just a few years earlier. Lekota got the … Island. While on Robben Island, he wrote these words to his daughter: Above all then, my dear, I am in prison for the … into contact with other political prisoners who influenced his ideas. He moved towards non-racialism and away from  …

… clinics by legendary player Jomo Sono and was recruited to his team, Jomo Midas Cosmos. In 1992 Masinga represented … the leadership skills of team captain  Lucas Radebe , his former teammate at Leeds United. Most of his teammates at the World Cup blamed him for using the media …

… the Orange Free State of mixed Tswana-Ndebele parentage. His father was a teacher. He spent 1949 and 1950 at Kroonstad … National Congress  (ANC), and throughout the rest of his political career he maintained a belief in Mda's ideology … Conference of African Leaders but later withdrew his support from efforts to organise a follow-up conference …

… settling on Afrikaans literature, in which he completed his BA, BA honours and master's degrees, all cum laude.  He … Calvin's virtues, talk about Mother Teresa of Avila or his beloved Paarl" (from Barron, C. 2009). He died ten days … Izak de Villiers died in Johannesburg at the age of 73.  His wife Rina, two sons and a daughter survive him. …

… were arrested at dawn for treason.  He was reunited with his family on 21 December 1956 after he was released on bail … 1958, charges were withdrawn against Bokala and 64 of his fellow accused in the Treason Trial, and therefore free … organisation. He was imprisoned for six months. Upon his release from prison he was banned and placed under house …

… in Steynsrus,near Kroonstad in the Orange Free State,where his father had a brick making business.He attended high … Madolwana) in the same web of blackmail.The ANC kept his confession secret and assigned him to chair the party in … the northern Free State.In April 1993 he was found dead in his home at Odendaalsrus near Welkom in what the ANC believed …

… Africans entered the militant decade of the 1950s, he lent his support to the Defiance Campaign of 1952, and helped to organise volunteers in his hometown of Aliwal North. He later became inactive in the …

… near Ermelo in the eastern Transvaal (now Mpumalanga). His mother, Sarah, considered his birth after a few unsuccessful pregnancy attempts so …

… emigrated to Johannesburg when he was 17 and found work in a factory in the 1920s. he enrolled in classes at a … Johannesburg district committee. Madiba returned often to his home area.Following the passager of Prime Minister …

… and Hettie Els. At school Els was very sporty but golf was his first love. In 1984 age 14, Els rose to prominence, when … United States. The very same year he was awarded his junior springbok colours. Three years later he was …

… cricket team and in the 1992/93 cricket season he started his career for the South African team, playing in One Day Internationals. In the next season he also made his Test début as a right-arm fast-medium bowler. In 1989 and …

… the  Pass Laws  starting on 21 March. According to “his testimony about the launch of the Campaign,” Sobukwe … written that on the 21st March 1960 we should not got to work. “These letters were telling us that. We never went to … have nothing to do with pass laws or unhappiness with  apartheid . Instead he stated the march as a ‘periodic …

… He was the sole breadwinner in the family and left behind his wife, five adult children, 3 young children and three grandchildren. According to his daughter, Vuyiswa Mangcotywa, “I did not think he would …

… as an honorary member of the Imperial Light Horse. During his long career as statesman he held South Africa and its … in deep affection and General J.C. Smuts was regarded as his colleague, confidant and close friend, specifically …

… the United States of America (USA) to strengthen the anti-apartheid student movement and also to pursue her academic …

… Lewin has died, aged seventy-nine. Lewin passed away at his home in Killarney, Johannesburg yesterday. Born in … against the mirror Image source Read Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s Foreword to Bandiet out of Jail: Quite often in the … been otherwise, and made a telling contribution to the work of the TRC as a member of its Human Rights Violations …

… nine, he was taken to Swaziland to live with family while his father was an accused in the Rivonia trial in 1963. He … to South Africa in 1968 and a year later was detained for his involvement in underground politics. In 1970, he … Zwelakhe Sisulu  passed away, on 4 October 2012, at his home in Johannesburg. …

… doctrine, issued by the Comintem in 1928, Wolton and his wife, also a party activist, backed the slogan, … Act and sentenced to another three months hard labor. On his release in August 1933 he left South Africa with his family to live in Britain. In 1947 he published a book.  …

… the BCP and joined the Marematlou Freedom Party. During his tenure in Lesotho, he continued to support the underground activities of the ANC, alongside his contemporaries such as the late Chris Hani , late Phyllis … the ANC’s campaign in the Eastern Cape, working with his old comrades such as the late Govan Mbeki .Robert …

… delegates when,learning of the Mail's refusal,he announced his immediate resignation from the newspaper. Shezi  was … in March 1973.After three months in jail for breaking his banning order,Mafuna fled to Botswana in mid-1973.Over … armed wing of the black consciousness movement.In 1975-76 his wife,a teacher and the sister of Boy Mvemve, was detained …

… the Chairman of the All-India Muslim Conference. Pursuing his scholarly interests, he presided over the All-India Modem … GIP Railway Committee of the Government of India. During his tenure of office in South Africa from 1941 to 1944, Khan … purely diplomatic. Thus the moderates were unable to use his person or the office as a means of support in their …

… as a trade unionist and came to South Africa in 1973. His wife was detained during the same period of his detention, but was later released without charge. …

… was born 5 September 1890 in Kimberley. He obtained his Senior Teacher's Diploma and drawing Teacher's Diploma by … of King George of Britain in Mthatha. In recognition of his outstanding contribution to music he was awarded an …

… Consequently, she was forced to leave school and work full-time in various factories to finance her part-time …

… of 1933, she held a very successful exhibition of her work in Cape Town. Printmaking was some times set aside for …

… Orchestra gave its first concert. Her love of choral work and her ambition to include less privileged children …